Index
Link to Locations of Figures, Tables, & Worksheets
Link to Glossary and List of Abbreviations
Home URL: designgrp.online/home
A-B C-D E-F G-H I-J K-L M-N O-P Q-R S-T U-V W-X Y-Z
1.1 Review Course Requirements – Results | W1 |
1.2 Identify Student Learning Characteristics – Results | W1 |
12 Principles for Designing Multimedia from Mayer (2005) | B6 |
2.1 Write Learning Outcomes & Objectives – Results | W2.1 |
2.2 Finalize Learning Model- Results | W2.2 |
3.1 Develop Assessments & Rubrics – Results | W3 |
3.2 Develop Instruments to Evaluate the Course – Results | W3 |
4.1 Develop & Teach Course – Results | W4 |
4.2 Assess Students – Results | W4 |
5.1 Evaluate course success– Results | W5 |
5.2 Identify changes– Results | W5 |
A – Teaching & Learning Theories | Unit A |
A. Models Using Transformative Pedagogies | B3 |
A1 – Learning Philosophies | A1 |
A10 – Motivation | A10 |
A11 – Load, Power, and Margin | A11 |
A2 – Schemas & Threshold Concepts | A2 |
A3 – Active and Transformative Learning | A3 |
A4 – Metacognition | A4 |
A5 – Transformative Inclusivity & Diversity | A5 |
A6 – Taxonomies/Domains | A6 |
A7 – Student Epistemological Growth | A7 |
A8 – Cognitive Load | A8 |
A9 – Student Competency | A9 |
AAC&U’s Goals of Liberal Education | A3 |
About Instructional Design | About ID |
About Site | About |
About the Author & CDG | About |
Academic Dishonesty | A10 |
Accepting Conflicting Information | A2 |
Acknowledgements | About-CDG |
Active and Transformative Learning | A3 |
Active Learning | A3 |
Activities & Apps by Bloom’s Cognitive Levels | C5 |
Activities & Apps by Bloom’s Cognitive Levels | C7 |
Activities & Topics | C7 |
Activities Designed for Classroom | C7 |
Activities for Learning | C7 |
Activities Lists | C7 |
Activity Description for Long-Term Group Work | C11 |
Activity Introducation | C11 |
Activity Introducation – Inclusion Strategies | C11 |
ADDIE | About ID |
Affective Domain (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015a) | A6 |
Affective Domain Categories | A6 |
Angelo & Cross’s Teaching Goals | A3 |
Angelo & Cross’s Teaching Goals | C2 |
Answering Unasked Questions | B2 |
Appendices, References, & Indices | A,R,&I |
Applying the ARCS Model | A10 |
ARCS | A10 |
ARCS Model | A10 |
Articles That May Interest You | C9 |
Articles That May Interest You – Class Discussions | C9 |
Assess Students – Results | W4 |
Assessing Group Work | C11 |
Assessing Transformative & Active Learning | A3 |
Assessment & Reaffirmation of Foundational Oral Communication Outcome Purdue University | C2 |
Assessment by Peer Students | C11 |
Assessments | C7 |
Assessments & Activities | C7 |
Assignments & Assessments Feedback | C10 |
Asynchronous Courses & Blended Courses | C1 |
Asynchronous Discussions | C9 |
Asynchronous Instructor Presence | C4 |
Author Information – Pat Reid | About-CDG |
B – Learning & Instructional Design Principles | Unit B |
B. Models Which Are Active With An Online Focus | B3 |
B1-Learning Principles | B1 |
B2-Good Teaching Practice | B2 |
B3-Design Principles | B3 |
B4-Inclusivity & Diversity in the Classroom | B4 |
B5-Principles for Class Outline | B5 |
B6-Multimedia Principles | B6 |
Backward Design | About ID |
Backward Design | B3 |
Basic Course Structure | B3 |
Basic steps in selecting readings | C8 |
Before the First Class | C4 |
Behaviorist Learning | A1 |
Belief About the Nature of Knowledge & Knowing Based on Hofer & Pintrich | A7 |
Bloom’s Cognitive Levels Activities and Apps | C5 |
Bloom’s Cognitive Levels Activities and Apps | C7 |
Bloom’s Taxonomies /Domains | A6 |
Bloom’s Taxonomies Reference Sheets (.pdf) | Bloom |
Bookending Technique | C6 |
Buffet Model | B3 |
C – Teaching Practices | Unit C |
C. Models Which Are Active Traditionally Offered in a Classroom | B3 |
C10-Feedback on Student Assignments & Assessments | C10 |
C11-Group Work | C11 |
C12-Improving the Course & Your Teaching | C12 |
C1-Schedule for Course Development | C1 |
C2-Learning Goals, Outcomes, & Objectives | C2 |
C3-Syllabus | C3 |
C4-The First Class Session | C4 |
C5-Technology Use | C5 |
C6-Lectures | C6 |
C7-Assessments & Activities | C7 |
C8-Course Readings | C8 |
C9-Class Discussions | C9 |
Can Online Learning be Active or Transformative? | A3 |
Case-Based Learning (CBL) Model | B3 |
CATS (Classroom Assessment Techniques) | A3 |
CATS (Classroom Assessment Techniques) | C7 |
CDG Services | About-CDG |
Class Discussion Suggestions Specifically to Support Diversity and Inclusivity | C9 |
Class Discussions | C9 |
Class Discussions Articles That May Interest You | C9 |
Class Discussions Asynchronous | C9 |
Class Discussions Synchronous | C9 |
Class Discussions Tense & Difficult | C9 |
Class Outline | B5 |
Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATS) | Blog Post |
Classroom/Online Equipment, Materials, & Technology | C5 |
Close the First Class Session | C4 |
Close the Session | C4 |
Cognition & IDI | A8 |
Cognitive Dissonance | A8 |
Cognitive Domain (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015) | A6 |
Cognitive Domain Categories (Wording from Churches, 2009; D. R. Clark, 2015) | A6 |
Cognitive Learning | A1 |
Cognitive Levels of Feedback from Day (n.d.) | C10 |
Cognitive Load | A8 |
Cognitive Load & Collaborative Learning | A8 |
Cognitive Taxonomy Cognitive & Knowledge Dimensions(Adapted from Huitt, n.d.) | A6 |
Cognitive Taxonomy Knowledge Dimension | A6 |
Cognitive, Affective & Psychomotor Taxonomies | A6 |
Combination of Activities Lists | C7 |
Common Activities Based on Pedagogical Approach/Model | B3 |
Common Pedagogical Approaches/Learning Models | B3 |
Common Pedagogical Models and Transformative Learning | B3 |
Common Theories of Student Epistimological Growth | A7 |
Competency & Confidence | A9 |
Competency vs Confidence Quadrants | A9 |
Cone of Learning | A3 |
Connecting to Students | B2 |
Constructivist Learning | A1 |
Contact Us | Contact |
Content Feedback on Student Assignments & Assessments | C10 |
Contiguity, Repetition, Reinforcement, & Social-Cultural | B1 |
Copying and Using Material from This Site | About |
Course Development Schedule | C1 |
Course Goals | C2 |
Course Learning Outcomes | C2 |
Course Outcomes & Objectives & IDI | C2 |
Course Overview | C4 |
Course Overview on First Class | C4 |
Course Readings | C8 |
Course Structure Details | B3 |
Course Structure: The How, When, & Where of Learning | B3 |
Covering the Material vs Transformative Learning | A3 |
Creating Lecture Videos | C6 |
Creative Options for Grading Assignments & Assessments | C7 |
Credits | About |
Cross & Angelo Teaching Goals | A3 |
Cross & Angelo Teaching Goals | C2 |
Culture | B4 |
D. Models Not Traditionally Considered Active with a Combination of Online & Classroom | B3 |
Defining Active & Transformational Learning | A3 |
Defining Culture, Race And Ethnicity | B4 |
Defining Diversity | B4 |
Design Principles | B3 |
Develop & Teach Course – Results | W4 |
Develop Assessments & Rubrics – Results | W3 |
Develop Instruments to Evaluate the Course – Results | W3 |
Diagnostic Assessment Contents | C7 |
Diagnostic Assessments | C7 |
Dick and Carey’s ID Model | About ID |
Different Types of Educational Taxonomies | A6 |
Direction & Level of Feedback Based on Hattie & Timperley (2007) | C10 |
Discipline Specific Activities | C7 |
Disclaimer | Home |
Discussion Forum Other Uses | C7 |
Discussion Suggestions Specifically to Support Diversity and Inclusivity | C9 |
Discussion Tips | C9 |
Discussions | C9 |
Discussions Asynchronous | C9 |
Discussions Synchronous | C9 |
Distance Learning: Online, Hybrid, HyFlex, and ERT | B3 |
Diversity Includes Disability | B4 |
Do You Need 50 CATS? | Blog Post |
Domains/Taxonomies | A6 |
E. Models Not Traditionally Considered Active | B3 |
Emergency Remote Teaching | B3 |
Emporium Model | B3 |
Encouraging Participation | C9 |
Epistemological Growth & IDI | A7 |
Establish Ground Rules | C9 |
Ethnicity | B4 |
Evaluate course success– Results | W5 |
Evaluate the Room Environment | C4 |
Example outcomes from Fowler (2016) | C2 |
Examples – Transformative Inclusivity & Diversity | A5 |
Examples of Feedback | C10 |
Examples of Objective Verb Selection | C2 |
Examples of SMART Objectives from Chatterjee & Corral | C2 |
Examples of Transformative Inclusivity & Diversity | A5 |
Executive Functioning | A8 |
Expectations | C4 |
Extraneous Load | A8 |
Feedback Example from Taylor (2013) | C10 |
Feedback Examples | C10 |
Feedback Importance | C10 |
Feedback on Student Assignments & Assessments | C10 |
Feedback Role | C7 |
Feedback Types – Direction | C10 |
Feedback Using Rubrics | C10 |
Feedback. SOLO (Structure of the Observed Learning Outcome) | C10 |
Finalize Learning Model- Results | W2 |
Find Your Institute’s Syllabus Template | C3 |
Fink’s Significant Learning | A3 |
Fink’s Significant Learning by Design | About ID |
First Class Session | C4 |
Flipped Courses | B3 |
Flow from Outcomes to Objectives | C2 |
Format | C2 |
Formative Assessments | C7 |
Forming Groups | C11 |
Forward and Backward Design | B3 |
From “College Student Demographics | Postsecondary Success,” 2016) | B4 |
Fully Online | B3 |
Getting & Keeping Students’ Attention | A8 |
Getting Students to Come to Class Prepared | C7 |
Glossary & Abbreviations (.pdf) | A,R,&I |
Goals | C2 |
Goals, Outcomes & Objectives | B1 |
Goals, Teaching | A3 |
Goals, Teaching | C2 |
Good Teaching Practice in Undergraduate Education Principles | B2 |
Good Teaching Principles Online | B2 |
Grading Schema | C7 |
Group Contracts | C11 |
Group Work | C11 |
Group Work – Student Reaction | C11 |
Group Work Assessment | C11 |
Group Work for Diversity | C11 |
Group Work Handouts for Students | C11 |
Group Work Long-Term | C11 |
Group Work Ongoing Management | C11 |
Group Work Rationale | C11 |
Group Work Short-Term | C11 |
Group Work Technology | C11 |
Group Work Voting Students Out of a Group | C11 |
Handouts for Students | C11 |
Help | Help |
Helping Students Participate – Class Discussions | C9 |
Helping Students Through Their Transformations | A3 |
Higher-Order Skills | A6 |
Home | Home |
Homework Time Estimates | C7 |
How Does This Help You? | A6 |
How Outcomes Guide Course Design | A6 |
How The UDL Guidelines Help | B4 |
How to Cheat Using ChatGPT | Blog Post |
How To Find What Is Available & What Is Supported | C5 |
How to Reduce Discrepancies between Desired & Actual Performance (adapted from Hattie & Timperley, 2007, p. 87) | C10 |
How to Use This Site | Help |
How Will You Get There? | W4 |
How Will You Know If You Get There? | W3 |
Humanist Learning | A1 |
Hybrid Teaching | B3 |
HyFlex | C1 |
HyFlex Model | B3 |
HyFlex Teaching | B3 |
Ice Breaker Ideas | C4 |
ID in Business and Industry | About ID |
ID Models Commonly Used in Training | About ID |
ID Models specifically for higher education | About ID |
ID Theories/Models | About ID |
Identify changes – Results | W5 |
Identify Student Learning Characteristics – Results | W1 |
Identifying Transformative Outcomes for Your Course | A3 |
IDI & Active & Transformative Learning | A3 |
IDI & Assessments | C7 |
IDI & Asynchronous Courses | C1 |
IDI & Class Discussions | C9 |
IDI & Class Outline | B5 |
IDI & Cognition | A8 |
IDI & Course Outcomes & Objectives | C2 |
IDI & Course Readings | C8 |
IDI & Design Principles | B3 |
IDI & Epistemological Growth | A7 |
IDI & Feedback to Students | C10 |
IDI & Good Teaching Principles | B2 |
IDI & Group Work | C11 |
IDI & Improving the Course & Your Teaching | C12 |
IDI & Inclusivity for Equal Access | B4 |
IDI & Learning Models | B3 |
IDI & Learning Philosophies | A1 |
IDI & Learning Principles | B1 |
IDI & Lectures/Disseminating Content | C6 |
IDI & Load, Power, and Margin | A11 |
IDI & Metacognition | A4 |
IDI & Motivation | A10 |
IDI & Multimedia Principles | B6 |
IDI & Schema & Threshold Concepts | A2 |
IDI & Student Competency | A9 |
IDI & Syllabus | C3 |
IDI & Syllabus Recommendations from Other Chapters | C3 |
IDI & Synchronous Courses | C1 |
IDI & Taxonomies | A6 |
IDI & Technology Use | C5 |
IDI & the First Class Session | C4 |
IDI & Transformational Inclusivity Outcomes | A5 |
IDI Model Image (.pdf) | IDI Model |
If You Must Lecture | C6 |
Implications for Teaching – Cognitive Dissonance | A8 |
Improving the Course & Your Teaching | C12 |
Inclusive Course Outcomes for Equal Learning | A5 |
Inclusive Course Outcomes for Transformational Learning | A5 |
Inclusivity & Diversity Aspects – Content & Practices | B4 |
Inclusivity & Diversity in the Classroom | B4 |
Inclusivity for Equal Access | B4 |
Inclusivity for Equal Access & for Transformative Learning Outcomes | A5 |
Indices, References, & Appendices | A,R,&I |
Individual Student Projects | C7 |
Inquiry-Based Learning Model | B3 |
Institute Requirements for Course Outcomes | C2 |
Instructional Design | About ID |
Instructional Design for Instructors Model | About ID |
Instructional Design Theories/Models | About ID |
Instructor ‘Presence’ | B2 |
Instructor Presence Online | B2 |
Instructor Technology Use | C5 |
International Students | B4 |
Introduce Yourself & Course | C4 |
Introducing the Activity | C11 |
Introducing the Activity | C7 |
Introducing the Activity – Inclusion Strategies | C11 |
Is the Activity Accomplishing What You Want? | C6 |
Kemp’s ID Model | About ID |
Labs for Online and Hybrid Courses | B3 |
Large Classes & Transformative Learning | A3 |
Learning & Instructional Design Principles | Unit B |
Learning Activities | C7 |
Learning Goals, Outcomes, & Objectives | C2 |
Learning Models & IDI | B3 |
Learning Outcomes Vs Learning Objectives | C2 |
Learning Philosophies | A1 |
Learning Principles | B1 |
Learning vs Teaching | Unit A |
Lecture & Transformative Learning | A3 |
Lecture Videos | C6 |
Lecture, Lecture + Recitation, Lecture + Lab | B3 |
Lecture, lecture and lab, and lecture and recitation course models | B3 |
Lectures | C6 |
Lectures – Adding Activities & Assignments Which Are More Transformative | A3 |
Lectures – Including Interaction During Lectures | A3 |
Lectures/Disseminating Content | C6 |
Lesson Plans | B5 |
Levels of Transformation | A3 |
Linked Workshop Model | B3 |
Lists of a Combination of Activities | C7 |
Lists of Activities | C7 |
Lists of Technologies for Learning | C5 |
Load, Power, and Margin | A11 |
Locations of Figures, Tables and Worksheets | Locations |
Long-Term Group Work | C11 |
Long-Term Group Work Activity Description | C11 |
Many Students Don’t Like Group Work | C11 |
Matching UDL & Grasser Principles | B1 |
McGuire & McGuire’s Metacognition Strategies | A5 |
Measuring Activity | A3 |
Memorize or Find? | A9 |
Metacognition | A6 |
Methods to Receive Instructor Feedback | C12 |
Model of the Memory System | A8 |
Models Not Traditionally Considered Active | B3 |
Models Not Traditionally Considered Active with a Combination of Online & Classroom | B3 |
Models Using Transformative Pedagogies | B3 |
Models Which Are Active Traditionally Offered in a Classroom | B3 |
Models Which Are Active with an Online Focus | B3 |
More About the Authors | More |
Motivation | A10 |
Motivational Outcome & Objectives | A10 |
Multimedia Principles | B6 |
Nature of Knowing | A7 |
Nature of Knowledge | A7 |
Navigation suggestions | Help |
Netiquette | C9 |
Objectives, Learning | C2 |
Online Conference Call Courses | C4 |
Online Good Teaching Principles | B2 |
Online Instructor Presence | B2 |
Online Learning – Active or Transformative? | A3 |
Online Student Labs | C7 |
Oral Communication VALUE | C2 |
Organization | Home |
Organizations Supporting High-Quality Online Courses | B3 |
Other Publications and Presentations | Pubs |
Other Uses for a Discussion Forum | C7 |
Outcomes & Objectives | C2 |
Outcomes, Learning | C2 |
Outside the Classroom | B2 |
Outside the Classroom | B4 |
Overviews of Important Teaching & Course Design Theories, Principles, & Practices | Home |
Pedagogical Aspect of Course Structure | B3 |
Pedagogical Models | B3 |
Pedagogical Models and Transformative Learning | B3 |
Peer & Self Feedback Examples from Taylor (2013) | C10 |
Peer Assessment | C11 |
Policy & Law-Based Learning Model | B3 |
Practice: Assessments & Activities | C7 |
Practice: Class Discussions | C9 |
Practice: Course Readings | C8 |
Practice: Feedback on Student Assignments & Assessments | C10 |
Practice: Group Work | C11 |
Practice: Improving the Course & Your Teaching | C12 |
Practice: Learning Goals, Outcomes, & Objectives | C2 |
Practice: Lectures | C6 |
Practice: Schedule for Course Development | C1 |
Practice: Syllabus | C3 |
Practice: Technology Use | C5 |
Practice: The First Class Session | C4 |
Preface | Home |
Principle: Design | B3 |
Principle: for Class Outlines | B5 |
Principle: Good Teaching Practice | B2 |
Principle: Inclusivity & Diversity in the Classroom | B4 |
Principle: Learning | B1 |
Principle: Multimedia | B6 |
Problem-Based Learning (PBL) Model | B3 |
Problem-Based Learning Resources | C7 |
Program goals | C2 |
Program: Communication, BA – Purdue University | C2 |
Project Management for Students | C7 |
Project Work | C11 |
Project-Based Learning Model | B3 |
Psychomotor Domain Categories (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015c) | A6 |
Psychomotor Domain. (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015c) | A6 |
Purdue Foundational Learning Outcomes Sample | C2 |
Purdue University’s ID Model | About ID |
Pyramids or Steps? | A6 |
Quick References | A,R,&I |
Race | B4 |
Rationale For Group Work | C11 |
Reacting to Feedback | C12 |
References, Appendices, & Indices | A,R,&I |
Reid, Pat | About-CDG |
Relation of Goals, Outcomes, & Objectives | C2 |
Remember First Class | C4 |
Replacement Model | B3 |
Research On Transformative Learning | A3 |
Results of Diagnostic Assessments | C7 |
Review Course Requirements – Results | W1 |
Revisit Your Syllabus | C3 |
Role of Feedback | C7 |
Rubrics – Why, What, & How | Blog Post |
Sample Syllabus Formats & Statements | C3 |
Scaffolding & Zone of Proximal Development | A9 |
SCALE-UP Model | B3 |
Schedule for Course Development | C1 |
Schema Defined | A2 |
Schemas & Threshold Concepts | A2 |
Sections To Include | C3 |
Seek Help Early | C1 |
Selecting a Structure: Temporal, Spatial, and Pedagogical | B3 |
Selecting Course Readings/Textbooks | C8 |
Selecting Technology | C5 |
Selection considerations | C8 |
Selective Attention | A8 |
Self-Evaluation | C12 |
Self-Evaluation of Instruction | C12 |
Sequencing Outcomes & Objectives | C2 |
Short-Term Group Work | C11 |
Should You Lecture? | C6 |
Simple Schema Example | A2 |
Site Map | Site Map |
Site Outcomes & Objectives | Home |
SMART Criteria for Objectives | C2 |
SMART Objectives | C2 |
Social Learning | A1 |
Social-Cultural Principles of Learning | B1 |
SOLO (Structure of the Observed Learning Outcome) | C10 |
SOLO Verbs & Examples (From Frame, n.d.) | C10 |
Spatial Aspects of Course Structure | B3 |
STEM Diversity and Inclusion Issues | B4 |
Step 1: Where Are You Starting? | W1 |
Step 2: Where Are You Going? | W2 |
Step 3: How Will You Know If You Get There? | W3 |
Step 4: How Will You Get There? | W4 |
Step 5. How Did It Go? | W5 |
Steps in the ARCS Motivational Design Process (From Keller, 2010, p.6) | A10 |
Strategies That Include Directions for Online and Distance Use | C7 |
Strategies That Recommend Student Technologies | C7 |
Structure: The How, When, & Where of Learning | B3 |
Student Competency | A9 |
Student cost for course readings | C8 |
Student Diversity | B4 |
Student Epistemological Growth | A7 |
Student Evaluation of the Course & Teaching | C12 |
Student Introductions | C4 |
Student Project Management | C7 |
Student Projects | C7 |
Student Self-Assessment Examples of Feedback from Harris et al. (2014, p. 6) | C10 |
Student Technology in the Classroom | C5 |
Student Technology Use | C5 |
Student Technology Use for Online Courses | C5 |
Suggestions Specifically to Support Diversity and Inclusivity | C9 |
Suggestions Specifically to Support Diversity and Inclusivity – Class Discussions | C9 |
Summative Assessments | C7 |
Supplemental Model | B3 |
Support for Asynchronous Students | B3 |
Supporting Executive Functioning | A8 |
Syllabus | C3 |
Syllabus & First Class | C4 |
Syllabus Formats & Statements Samples | C3 |
Syllabus Sections To Include | C3 |
Synchronous Courses | C1 |
Synchronous Discussions | C9 |
Taxonomies/Domains | A6 |
Taxonomies’ Illustrations & Verbs | A6 |
Teaching & Learning Theories | Unit A |
Teaching Goals Inventory | A3 |
Teaching Goals Inventory | C2 |
Teaching Metacognition | A7 |
Teaching Practices | Unit C |
Team-Based Learning (TBL) Model | B3 |
Technologies for Learning – Lists | C5 |
Technology – How To Find What Is Available & What Is Supported | C5 |
Technology For Group Work | C11 |
Technology Use | C5 |
Temporal Aspect of Course Structure | B3 |
Tense & Difficult Discussions | C9 |
Theory: Active and Transformative Learning | A3 |
Theory: Cognitive Load | A8 |
Theory: Learning Philosophies | A1 |
Theory: Learning vs Teaching | Unit A |
Theory: Load, Power, and Margin | A11 |
Theory: Metacognition | A8 |
Theory: Motivation | A10 |
Theory: Schemas & Threshold Concepts | A2 |
Theory: Student Competency | A9 |
Theory: Student Epistemological Growth | A7 |
Theory: Taxonomies/Domains | A6 |
Theory: Transformative Inclusivity & Diversity | A5 |
Threshold Concepts (TCs) | A2 |
Tone | C2 |
Transformative Inclusivity & Diversity | A5 |
Transformative Learning | A3 |
Transformative Learning and Pedagogical Models | B3 |
Transformative Learning and Taxonomies | A3 |
Transformative Learning Process | A3 |
Transformative Outcomes Identification | A3 |
Two Aspects of Diversity – Content & Practices | B4 |
Types of Feedback – Direction | C10 |
Types of technology | C5 |
W1.1 Instructions | W1.1 |
W1.1 Worksheets (.doc) | W1.1 |
W1.2 Instructions | W1.2 |
W1.2 Worksheets (.doc) | W1.2 |
W1-Step 1: Where Are You Starting? | W1 |
W2.1 Instructions | W2.1 |
W2.1 Worksheets (.doc) | W2.1 |
W2.2 Instructions | W2.2 |
W2.2 Worksheets (.doc) | W2.2 |
W2-Step 2: Where Are You Going? | W2 |
W3.1 Instructions | W3.1 |
W3.1 Worksheets (.doc) | W3.1 |
W3.2 Instructions | W3.2 |
W3.2 Worksheets (.doc) | W3.2 |
W3-Step 3: How Will You Know If You Get There? | W3 |
W4.1 Instructions | W4.1 |
W4.1 Worksheets (.doc) | W4.1 |
W4.2 Instructions | W4.2 |
W4.2 Worksheets (.doc) | W4.2 |
W4-Step 4: How Will You Get There? | W4 |
W5.1 Instructions | W5.1 |
W5.1 Worksheets (.doc) | W5.1 |
W5.2 Instructions | W5.2 |
W5.2 Worksheets (.doc) | W5.2 |
W5-Step 5: How Did It Go? | W5 |
What Active Learning Is NOT | A3 |
What do you want your students to accomplish? | Blog Post |
What is this site? | Home |
When to consider technology | C5 |
Where Are You Going? | W2 |
Where Are You Starting? | W1 |
Who to Contact for Help | Help |
Why Inclusivity is Important for Equal Learning | B4 |
Why Is Formative Feedback Important? | C10 |
Why the Focus on Bloom’s Taxonomies? | A6 |
Why This Website? | About |
Workbook That Applies Educational Theories, Principles, and Practices | Home |
Write Learning Outcomes & Objectives – Results | W2 |
Writing Learning Outcomes | C2 |
Writing Objectives | C2 |
Writing Up Formative & Summative Activities/Strategies | C7 |
Your Expectations | C4 |
Your Role in Teaching Metacognition | A4 |
Zone of Proximal Development & Scaffolding | A9 |
ZPD & Scaffolding | A9 |
ZPD Growth | A9 |